v n .1 will sell to the highest bidder at the Hey :Winn Meadowbrook Farm on Pine creek, one mile north of Weston, on Tuesday, February 18th, 1919 fr bolshevik! at Portland, the slam ww wholly on the solons. , II 111,1 I llll I The Oregon legislature has taken aingular way of thawing it con fidence in the slate's raiwblu high way commission when It ties the commission's hand. SUMMER CHAUTAUQUA IS IN STORE FOR WESTON Will be Held Durint Week of the Annual Reunion ol Pioneers. Beginning at 10 a. m. HORSES, MULES, MILGH COWS, PIGS, FARM IAPLEMENTS, HARNESS, WAGONS, HACKS, &c as follows: One pair bay Mules, 6 and 7 years old. One bay Mule, 9 years old. One brown Mule, 10 years old. ' Onet pair Mules, 12 years old. . One pair black Mules, 4 years old. One pair mouse-colored Mules, 4 years old. ' One pair Mules, 4 years old. One pair Geldings, 6 years old. , One pair Geldings. 5 and 8 years old. One pair Mares. 3 and 4 years old. One pair black Mares, 4 years old. One Pony and Saddle. Four head of Milch Cows. Tw'enty-fWehead small Pigs. .Two 16-hoe Superior Drills. One 3-section spring-tooth Harrow. One 2-bottom ltonch John Deere Plow. One John Deere Mower. One 5-section wood-frame Harrow. . Two 5-section iron-frame Harrows. One 3-inch Baine Wagon. , One 31-inch Wagon and Rack. One 3i-inch'Mitchell Wagon and Rack. Two Hacks, one Carriage. One Feed Rack on trucks. One Hunt Chopper and Wood-Saw on trucks nearly new. Three Weeders; ten sets butt-chain Harness in good condition. Buggy and straight-tug Harness. We are not certain world peace would be price if Uncle Sam must act m Turkey's guardian. While the president's away con gress will neither play nor work. And now it la a revolution that has put the mania In Roumania. Dill b rated wish him few and unhappy of the inauspicious occasion. It begins to took as though tho only thing that will ever really be Pacific is our well-known ocean. - Blacksmith Tools, Leadbars, Chains and other articles too numerous to mention. FREE LUNCH Served at Noon TERMS: On all sums over $100, a discount of two percent for cash will be given, or approved notes will be accepted bearing 8 percent interest, maturing October 1, 1919. All sums under $100, r. . cash in hand. ' M. W. HANSELL, Owner F. S. LeGrow, W. S. Ferguson, Clerks. Col. W. F. YOHNKA, Auctioneer. - LEADER BUTTER WRAPS . . TERMS CASH Sixty (minimum) $1 00 One hundred.................................... 1 35 Two "hundred .v..... 2 00 Each additional hundred......:. 0 60 WESTON LEADER CLARK WOOD, PMl.hi Tho Chatuuuqua problem was 9 solved to the satisfaction of all con- that even cerncd during the recent visit to worth the Weston of Miss GoKlttteln, Ellison white representative. The flu-potttponed dutes were can celled altogether ami a contract waa entered into by local guaran tors for the Summer Chautauqua. This Is a more ambitious attrac tion than the fall and winter brand and brings its own tent. The Summer Chautauqua will be here five days and fifteen programs " .i ms will be given. The Junior Chau- Hohcnxollern having eclc programs for the chlldern ..... 1. 1 i i a occur in the forenoons, and each a birthday, it is In order to i ' ii.. returns entertainment Is provide! for the grownups. No dates have as yet been set, but it is expected that the event will be scheduled for tho latter part of May or the first of June. Tho annual reunion of Umatilla county 1 1 pioneers will be held the same We would like to be a bird man, K b promised that Chau. if only for the keen pleasure of K!? i? V " f ! hI , , . , , . , tl.e reunion programs. It is the dropping an aerial bomb on Kernel JntcnUon to ,horU.n these In the Boyd's sanctum. afternoon in order to allow time for ' the afternoon Chautauqua enter. Paved Roads Tnroujh Small Towns tainment. t i i .k . . i A Kuarantee of $700 was given .Below is the text of a letter of jn order to secure genuine tented local interest received by J. W. Chautauqua for the Weston com Porter, president of the Weston munlty. No anxiety is felt by the Commercial club, from State Sena- fuarantora. 25 in number, that , n w Rt,. the gross proceeds will fall below tor Koy w. Kitncr. thU amount, as daily door receipts "I am heartily in accord with as wel as the sales of season tick, your resolution asking for the emer- eta count in the guarantee. gency clause upon the 910,000,000 Road Bonding Bill. I believe that . , , , - . with our soldiers returning and Report 01 Weston UltVJ many men out of employment it is The annual report of th Weaton a real emergency. Branch of the Umatilla County Llbra- "There has been some criticism ry for 1918 is herewith submitted: from the smaller towns of Uma- Number sdult books circulated .... nu tilla county of a bill which I intro- Number juvenile bookscirculaWd.., 7uo , duced at the request of the city at- Number mgilnes circulated 214 ; torney of Pendleton, Judge Fee, in ToU( 3 ji giving incorporated towns jurisdic- Numb)r Znr"...-. I- tion over county roads within the Nurnbar books sddl by purchwe .... 43 ! corporate limits. This bill was in- Number books added by girt y..6u tended to force some people in aECKirra Pendleton to pay their street as- Cash on hand Jan. 1, 1918 .. sessments and was not intended to Kecelved from City interfere with the plan of the Stato Kl"T.f!L??" books Highway Commiesion for paving JfiZ&ZZZ the highway through small towns. The bill will be amended in such a Total manner as to apply to towns of rxrKNDin bkm more than 2500 population." - To Librarian for salary , Magasine luUcriptkme cxpennea tor nw oooks a w nmm t II. ll.iiUlllllaMl General Ioswance and Real Estate LIFE HEALTH FIRE AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Do you want property? If to sell It is sa our bio I CAN SELL IT, soils FOR MEN AND YOUNG . MEN. OUR NEW LINE OF SAMPLES A VERY AT TRACTIVE SHOWING Just In WESTON BATHS. BARBER and TAILOR SHOP R. L. Reynaud I lunches! . 1130 44 .. am U .. 18 80 . .1244 33 U PATHiX WHOLE WHEAT acd GRAHM1 FLOUR Yellow and White COM MEAL '; v.. STEAM ROLLED BARLEY AND WHEAT CRUSHED AND CRACKED CORN We will crush your cob corn lor you, or'shell and crush it; or, if dry, grind it into corn meal. GENERAL FEED ROLLING AND EXCHANGE JOE HODGSON - THE 111 SUBSCRIPTION RATES i Slriclh in Atflwtt ; The Year .....tZ Off Six Months 1 Off Three Months 0 CO TODAY, FEB. 14. - - - 11' f Eiittrf d Hit ptelfk l Wctlnx. OrcjeR' m if conS-tiif wtllmiltcr. ADVERTISING RATES : Regular, per inch per Insertion ......15c Transient, per inch per insertion 20c Locals, per line per insertion 10c , Wanted To rent, two furnished To Janitor service. Inquire of Liberty Auto '""oeniais rooms. Co. 92 ,$ 60 40 H 4 00 H .. 41 93 li . 7 71 H .. 10 10 ICE CREAM CIGARS CANDIES v Baker's Goods Phone your dray orders, 93, or call at store. Davis & Ellis Great latereat Is being msnlfotted In the Coos bay section In ths bill Introduced by Representstivs Jonea, of Lincoln sod Polk counties, provid lug for an appropriation for the con struction of a Roosavelt coast high say paralleling the coast line between Astoria and the California line, a dis tance of approximately 300 miles. The estimated cost of the project Is 15,- Tola! v 124 18 Total receipts 244 35 Total disbursements 124 18 Balance on hand $120 17 JoMm-iiiNB Goodwin, Secretary. der to be obtained from a federal source. Arrangements are being newspapers made by the commercial bodies of county and the Coos County No less than 1954 went out of business in the United ' Coo States in 1918,' and the fact that! 0ood 'k "ocltlol " l. ,j rit . T . .... ,. ; gallon of representat!- men to Sslera the old Weston Leader still hves urg, pMM, of th, b1 br reminds , us of something about, bouse and senate. "the survival of the fittest.' ii Liberty Bonds An absolutely safe invest- j ment. If you have money to in- J I vent, buy Liberty Hondu from u. 2 X If you sell Liberty Uonds, soil 10 UK. We buy snd sell Libertv Bonds. X Any denomination 150-1100 . saw-iiooo. James L. Elam , Walla Walla - - Washington VESTOII I CASH T.1ARKET FRESH MEATS OF ALL KINDS HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAD) FOR LIVESTOCK, HIDES. PELTS, &c. HASS&SAUER The road bond election notices have been well posted, and so like, wise will the voters become by reading them.. Not knowing: beans when "the bag is open is no more regrettable than not knowing when ' to scJ them. p Japan evidently wants from China "the whole hog", except the squeal, which latter is now being heard at the peace conference. -1; Be KITCHEN CABINETS BUFFETS LIBRARY TABLES CHILDREN'S ROCKERS , (a beautiful line) . iss Wtareito The proposed ten-minutes speech es at Salem will be ten minutes too , long, judeinir from the larce amount of legislation that the leg- islature has not yet legislated. WYS g .. Looks as though Woodrow would ft rather listen to one House than to two. The Russian bolsheviki are fierce fighters, but so also were the Prus sian guardsand where now are the guards? ' . U There may, of course, be some u conflict of opinion in our sister ti state as to whether, when a bunch ;r.VVVVV.V.V.VVV.vi of Washington solons were mistaken - I have just received a carload of these beautiful 1919 models These cars have stood the test against all competition and have proven themselves to be the most car for the money that has ever been on the market. Twenty eight different models to choose from, ranging in price from $1145 to $4500 Come and look them over, take a ride and buy your car, - " I also have the BATES STEEL MULE TRACTOR. This mule doesn't kick or balk. , SOME MULE! Come and look him over and let me show you what he can do. He is in his stall at the Weston Garage. :;"r .;'V;; , ' dealer " It J